Q: Question about index returns, and whether individuals can exactly replicate. How does delisting one company and introducing a new company work? For an individual, we would have to sell a loser at presumably a loss, and buy a very small amount of a new company and wait quite a while to recover. But the index is market weighted. So how much of the new company is "bought" on introduction. A lot has been made of the importance of low fees on returns as they compound over decades. Is there a discrepancy here that might amount to 0.5% annual gain that real world investing cannot access?
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Q: Hi Guys... the company seems to firing on all cylinders... with some pretty decent institutional holders...am i missing something...please advise...
Regards
Anthony
Regards
Anthony
Q: Hello Peter,
I am very fortunate to have recently received an inheritance and am considering the following as inclusion into a TFSA. (SIS) Savaria, (SYZ) Sylogist, (ZCL) ZCL Composites, and (XTC) Exco Technologies.
I would appreciate any feedback you could offer regarding these considerations.
Thank you,
Rick
I am very fortunate to have recently received an inheritance and am considering the following as inclusion into a TFSA. (SIS) Savaria, (SYZ) Sylogist, (ZCL) ZCL Composites, and (XTC) Exco Technologies.
I would appreciate any feedback you could offer regarding these considerations.
Thank you,
Rick
Q: I have read that the Fed dot plots are showing a 3% Fed Funds Rate within three years. That should imply a 10 year bond rate of 4% to 5% at that time. If so, would that be negative for bond proxies such as utilities, pipelines. telcos and reits? What about high yield corporate bonds? Should we stay away from rate sensitive investments and concentrate of growth stocks? I am a retiree with a need for income.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: the company appears to have superior metrics to BCE, Telus and Rogers - P/E, EV/EBITDA, P/Free Cashflow and a 7.5% dividend. it also has dealt with some accounting issues. what do you think of the stock? do you think Brexit will affect the company?
Thanks Ken
Thanks Ken
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Morguard North American Residential Real Estate Investment Trust (MRG.UN)
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Morguard Real Estate Investment Trust (MRT.UN)
Q: Over the past 5 years, MRT.UN is down to about $14 from its highs of $19 +, whereas MRG.UN is up to $15.60 from just over $10. Is this difference all down to the U.S. property market being better than Canadian in terms of growth ? Is that likely to continue ?
What is your take on these 2 REITS and on the sector generally ?
What is your take on these 2 REITS and on the sector generally ?
Q: Hello, I am interested in your assessment of the gold mining company and if you think it is worth buy shares.
Thank you
Laureen
Thank you
Laureen
Q: I would like to add one of these companies to my US RRSP.How would you rank them for growth and stability ?
Thanks,
Sharon
Thanks,
Sharon
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF)
Q: Hi peter and Team,
I have some ENF in my RIF A/C and loosing about 10%, am thinking to replace with a similar stock. Can you suggest one or two ?
Thanks as always,
Regards,
Tak
I have some ENF in my RIF A/C and loosing about 10%, am thinking to replace with a similar stock. Can you suggest one or two ?
Thanks as always,
Regards,
Tak
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Bombardier Inc. Class B Subordinate Voting Shares (BBD.B)
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DHX Media Ltd. Common and Variable Voting Shares (DHX)
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Exco Technologies Limited (XTC)
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High Liner Foods Incorporated (HLF)
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Essential Energy Services Ltd. (ESN)
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Street Capital Group Inc. (SCB)
Q: I have held these loss stocks in my well-diversified portfolio for many years. I am willing to wait for a turnaround and do not need the cash. Which if any would you recommend selling now if you consider holding them to be a lost cause. Thank you
Q: I want to add to the Income Portfolio and I am wondering what the best addition would be. Over the past 3months SPB WSP and AGU have been the stronger performers while KWH has under performed. Am I better to add to the weaker one and maintain the percentage share of the portfolio or go with strength. If you were adding to the portfolio today which would you choose?
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
Q: I have about 12% of my portfolio in MSI , was thinking of reducing it to 6% & with the proceeds from the sale buying the new RBC etf RUE.Currently I don't have much exposure to the United States except indirectly through TD & SIS.Your thoughts & comments on this would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: Hi,
I have a few questions:
1) What is your comment on the current price of JKHY? Is it too expensive or overvalued?
2) Amazon's price rose almost by $130 this week. Is it too expensive now? Should I wait for pullback to add more or sell half position?
3) What do you think Apple's growth prospects are? Is it worth it to buy now?
4) What is your comment on OCLR?
5) I still have a number of question credits left in my account for this year's membership, will they carry over into my next year of membership (I have already purchased next year's membership)?
Thank you!
I have a few questions:
1) What is your comment on the current price of JKHY? Is it too expensive or overvalued?
2) Amazon's price rose almost by $130 this week. Is it too expensive now? Should I wait for pullback to add more or sell half position?
3) What do you think Apple's growth prospects are? Is it worth it to buy now?
4) What is your comment on OCLR?
5) I still have a number of question credits left in my account for this year's membership, will they carry over into my next year of membership (I have already purchased next year's membership)?
Thank you!
Q: Hi Peter,
ALGN went up 16% on Friday. They seem to be doing well.
1) Any concerns about opening a position in the stock now? Is the valuation getting stretched?
2) Are they Heathcare or Consumer Discretionary?
No urgency on the answer required.
Thanks,
Jim
ALGN went up 16% on Friday. They seem to be doing well.
1) Any concerns about opening a position in the stock now? Is the valuation getting stretched?
2) Are they Heathcare or Consumer Discretionary?
No urgency on the answer required.
Thanks,
Jim
Q: Hi there, which of the two stocks do you believe would have greater long term upside? I would be looking at at longterm hold (ie: 5+ years). Thank you!!
Q: Can you please advise what will be your top 10 stocks from Balance, Growth and Income portfolio.
That I can buy at today's price for long-term hold (ie 15 plus years)
Thanks for the great service
That I can buy at today's price for long-term hold (ie 15 plus years)
Thanks for the great service
Q: Hi,
Can I get your thoughts on TCW.TO please in terms of potential upside, especially if WTIC by some miracle can make it to $60.
Thank you.
Can I get your thoughts on TCW.TO please in terms of potential upside, especially if WTIC by some miracle can make it to $60.
Thank you.
Q: I have small position in CELG (about 2%). With the recent weakness in the last week, would you suggest holding onto it, or even buying more? If I were to sell is there another healthcare stock you would suggest?
Q: Hi Peter,
Thank you for your prompt response to my previous question on SQM. I have some follow-up questions on SQM.
1) Does the government of Chile have an ownership position in SQM?
2) Do insiders own shares of SQM and if so have they been adding to or reducing their positions?
3) You noted in response to a member question that the government of India has been pressuring POT to sell their SQM shares. If POT sells their shares do you think SQM's share price will go down or is the market strong enough to absorb the new float?
4) Does SQM carry excessive debt?
5) Does SQM have a good record of matching or beating estimates?
6) Do SQM's deposits have generally good grades or are they almost exhausted and marginal?
...and finally...
7) Do you feel investors are too early on lithium or is demand actually growing?
I realize I am asking a lot of questions on one company so please deduct as many question credits as you think appropriate.
Thanks,
Jim
Thank you for your prompt response to my previous question on SQM. I have some follow-up questions on SQM.
1) Does the government of Chile have an ownership position in SQM?
2) Do insiders own shares of SQM and if so have they been adding to or reducing their positions?
3) You noted in response to a member question that the government of India has been pressuring POT to sell their SQM shares. If POT sells their shares do you think SQM's share price will go down or is the market strong enough to absorb the new float?
4) Does SQM carry excessive debt?
5) Does SQM have a good record of matching or beating estimates?
6) Do SQM's deposits have generally good grades or are they almost exhausted and marginal?
...and finally...
7) Do you feel investors are too early on lithium or is demand actually growing?
I realize I am asking a lot of questions on one company so please deduct as many question credits as you think appropriate.
Thanks,
Jim
Q: Could you please compare their growth potential, valuation, debt.
Which one would you buy today.Does it make sense to buy both?
Thank you.
Milan
Which one would you buy today.Does it make sense to buy both?
Thank you.
Milan